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ANALYZING THE BAKING POWDERS.
MADE.--AcTIoN OF THE NEW YORK STATE
BOARD OF HEALTH

Under the direction Of the
for sale the
CHANDLER and OF
CITY Board OF Health
United Chemist
founo
them seriously Objectionable for use
Alum was found in
powders to cheaper their
cream tartar OF commerce used
also analysed and
to the extent Of 90 per cent of their
All the baking powders
not including the powders
as unsafe necn
tartar Of
extent
from lime absolutely
processes which totally
Prof LOVE- who made the analyses
in
PHDn
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Rooxv11r Fam,
,.u E ssRtsm5sr 2. end 9; 1887. x,,..o,...
County and District Ct col9mba. mines: k.cs: ssgt
ting TO the Fair Grounds ONE DOLLAh
frame leave washington ct 9:46. 9:06, 1910 Am.
and IR 80 pm. Return from Rockville st 4:29 and
1881 pm. x2I6ts
DAHH LINE 10 f NSRR99Ek AND FORTRESS
steamer ExCK1SIOR MoMDAYS WeDMEsDAY s
OAyR THURSDAYS and 6ATURDAY8,
Ct $3.50 y q. from 7th street wh,x6
q 400 g. from Boston Xhsx Excluavs connec.
also with stoameF Ariel for Richmond, stsame1 fQg
New York and Ill steam and ratirnad tines Tor tho
PepngYlvan1a ava and ct Knox Expreoe, who viii also
ch4ek hssga(s from hetSs spd reside1ces Telephons
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A MOtherss Troubles.

AN ALI-NIGHT SEARCH FOR HER SON
Last night Mrs. Howard, who lives at 1873 street
northeast, reported to the officers OF the sixth
precinct that her son Alfred, twenty years OF age
had taken o dose OF laudanum. She stated fur
Their that he had been In the country and had re-
turned home expecting to obtain q situation but
was disappointed; that yesterday evening he
asked her for car fare and she gave him SO cents;
that he went out and purchased I'VE cents worth
of laudanum and returned with the empty bottle
She sent for Dr.. French and when the doctor ar
rived at the front door her son, she said Jumped
over the back fence. She followed him but he dis
station about midnight and again asked the assist
ance Of the Officers. She was accompanied BY
small boy who carried lantern, and she said she
had been looking over the vacant lots In the
vicinity for her boy. expecting to ind hts dead
body. She was almost crazed with grief and said
bury another II would kill her. She left the sta
ton to continue the search. The police also
looked for the boy, but failed to ind him. This
morning he returned home all right
WORTHY CHIP OF TIE OLD BLocK.-Horace g.
Mcfarland OF this city, youngest son OF the late
Joseph mcfarland, appointed In August by Secre-
tary whitney to I'LL Congressional vacancy. has
been admitted TO the U. 8. Naval Academy at An
napOlts. He was one OF the twenty. eight out OF
eighty five candidates who passed the mental ex-
aminations last Friday and Saturday at the first
ton, and was formally admitted
TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas of the World Is
offered free to every new subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages, profusely illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains
q wealth OF general Information. see advertise
ment In another column.
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Z A. GOLDEN's Potomac River Game and Fish
Stall, Center Market, receiving daily all kinds OF
fresh and salt water fSh, kennebec salmon and
Holsters soft crabs, salt water oysters. red head
ducks, maliarls, teal, snipe, reed birds and all
kinds OF game In season.
All orders promptly attended to.
Telephone S373
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Condemned Locals.

The headquarters OF the Capital City Guards,
n Philadelphia, will be at No. 1129 G1rard street
The Washington Merchants Rifles, last night
elected a number OF honorary members.
The remains OF the late Michael X. Combs were
Inferred yesterday in Mt. Ol1vet Cemetery after
appropriate funeral services had been held at St
Patr1cks church The pail hearers were Messrs
Ihos. j. Fisher, Eugene Carusi, Clagett, Cook,
ThOS. Pliling, and W. NJ. Shuster.
At L meeting OF the Virginia Republican AssO-
citation last night the following executive commit.
lee was appointed: Messrs. W. III. ID. Hall, chair
man; w. c. Martin, Il. J. EdmOndson, NJ. Payne,
and r. o. Lee.
The Clements Lodge OF Good Templars gave an
entertainment last evening at Washington Hall,
capitol HILL which was very largely attended by
friends OF the organization, After enjoyable.
musical program, M c. n. whitney, the grand
chief templar OF the order, closed the entertain
ment With an address.
At the local option election at Falls Church yes
terday only one electOr deposited his ballot in
favor of license, while 125 voted dry.
Yesterday afternoon Patrick sweeney, press
man at the Government Printing ONCE, had his
left hand accidentally caught In the press cutting
on his lorefinger and seriously fnJuring the arm.
lie was removed TO Providence Hospital.
Fletcher Walker was taken with hemmOrrhage
in the park west OF the Botanical Garden yester-
day morning, and, after receiving medical attend
ance at Acker'S drug store, Sd street and PennSy-
vania avenue northwest, was sent to Providence
Hospital.
Last night Calvin c. Burrows fell from his horse
ut the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 11th
street and had his left leg injured. He was taken
10 the Emergency Hospital.
Those VINO leave the city during the summer can
have The STAR mailed TO them for any length OF
time. at the rate OF 90 cents per month, and the
address changed as often as desired. ~ The
requisite aaOlfnt Of money must in each
company the order
TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World is
offered free TO every subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR II is handsomely printed
book OF l9l pages. profusely illustrated with more
a wealth OF general information. See aSyertise
ment In another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07
EAa4v,ss Asgs R D. Sn.rso

On scala wstches jewelfy Gard engraving and pn.
ing eeAl sngraying IN al its branches book nosu
diea. koap dies and steel stamp cutting kubbog
siamps for marking and al kinds Of stamping untag1al
Cola silver bullion sn,broaosrlng kesAAs aud =
kinds Of lodge parApheKnAilA WhlS
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LOCAL MENTION.


Indications for the "A hours commencing at ~ m
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia, light rains followed by cooler
CLEARING weather, fresh TO brisk westerly wind5
yeerfng 10 northweSterly.
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The Ball.PlayeFs.

THk WAsHlNGToSS HAVE POOR LUCK NEW YORK
OH Err GAMES YESTERDAY.
yesterdays game between the New York and
Washington Clubs was essentially one Of luck, for
although the Washington boys outbatted the
Gothamites. ulak1ng actual hits TO their 5, and
although the earned runs numbered 3 apiece yet
the Giants took the game by a score OF to l. The
defeat OF on! team may probably be traced TO the
errTfs made oy Myers and Daily. each securing 2,
Workers. t01, stole BASES with freedom, while
O'Day was he only man on the visiting team that
succeeded In the attempt. The absence OF Farrell
and Giliga from the nine Is causing considerable
comment IN local baseball circles and many are
wondering why the management viii permit such
actions on. the part Of any OF the men, and espe-
ciaily oy The captain OF the team, whose place Is
condition OF affairs is satisfactorily explained or
the dennqueAts punished, the Washington base
ball public would do well TO demand a reorganiza-
ton.
other games were: Pittsburg, 2; Indianapolis
2 Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 10. Athletic g.
rii ii; 4. 81 LOUIS o. metropolitan L. Louis
Alter The game Yesterday the Boston manage
ment suspended Radbourn Poor work was alleged
Is the reason Of the suspension.
SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY MEErING-The
HIST monthly meeting OF the above company took
place last evening at their ONCE and a considers
Die amount OF the stock was subscribed 10. The
company Is regularly Incorporated for the pur-
pose OF operating In real estate IN the District OF
Columbia and offers special Inducements TO small
investors. The officers are Alex Elliot tr presi
dent; d. L Perkins, vice-presIdent; Chas. {. Du
bots, treasurer; A NJ AcLaehlen and K White
trustees and J, r. Batehelder, secretary. The
books are now open for subscription OF stock All
persons wishing Information In regard 70 the com
pany can obtain the same OF the officers at the
Cllice, C2.So + st. NV.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co. announces the
second and last delightful auIumnal pleasure tour
10 the Allegheny Mountains and Cresson Springs
tomorrow the 18th. Round trip tickets including
one day 5 board at the famous Mountain House.
Eood 10 return within ten days, will be sold from
washington at s. Those awaiting themselves OF
these enjoyable trips Will leave Washington at
$50 am. connecting at Harrisburg with special
train.
CSiFoRx--The new White-C Caps are always uni
FORM In quality. Smokers can rely on the quality
vi ali goods OF our make being maintained at the
highest standard. Try our new White-Caps,
SpsSCountry. and Latest English All extra fine.
hIhney TOBACCO Co., New York.-Adrf.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FINE FURNITURE, PIANOS
PAINTINGS bRIC-A-BRAC, ETC.-Mr. Bowling will
81. TOMORROW, commencing at 10 O'Clock, within
al IA 'front.' OF his auction rooms fne collection
.~-fs@r and chamber furniture pianos rine oil
-i.ihgs, bric-a-brac, &C., removed there for con-
-T-i-- U. sale.
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THE BRIEF STORY OF 1.-TWO BEERS Martin
Becker who keeps the saloon ct Carry's brewery
was surprised last Sunday morning when Sergeant
Falvey and Officer Walters walked up to the bar
and called for "two beers" They got them This
morning Becker walked into the Police Court, and
pleaded guilty to charge OF violating the Sunday
law and paid fine OF 500.
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RICHARD HENDERSON, 923 st. NV, formerly
No 4O3 9th ST. NV. Lincoln Hall building.)A
Latest styles in paper hangngs, decorations, win
dow shades. &c
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DON'T DELAY purchasing a bottle OF DR.. Bick-
nelrs Dfarrhoea and Dysentery syrup. 1t Is fam
lily necessary
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ILL ovEKcoArs. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and E.

For Washington dressed beef go to Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls $685. 6s9 and go Center Market, and 2O6 and
2Oe Northern Liberty Corn beef speciality.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Ansusements Tonight.
HARRIS BpoU THEATER--'Keep 1t Dark"
kERSAS's THEArER-"Littie Jack sheppard.
Ind Variety.
PANORAMA BuILDrNG.-Battle of Bull Run.
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CITY ITEMS.
Odds and Ends

-
Odds and Ends.
We have gatheie. toys.ner ilom
Every department OF The Fair
Odd pieceS-pieces that are
Slightly SOiled-ch1pDed Dtece2, etc.
We have mark them down less
Than half pr, e. Every hOuSekeeper
Will find amOl 6 them something That
The ODDS and Ends Counters. Come
And look. You will ind China,
Glassware, Tfnware, Baskets
Some splendid bargains. Come quick.
The Fair sl2 TIN 81. NV, formerly Goldschmids.
SC. brooms at The Fair.
15c. brooms at The Fair.
&c. large states and = pencils,
&c. very large states and 2 pencils
School bags, school knapsacks,
1c. nice slate sponges,
The Fair, s12 7th st. NV,
FRANKIE & Co., Proprietors.
Bicknell's Syrup is the best for dysentery. 1
JOhnsOn's, 18th and e.
Standard and select Steamed oysters High
grade only. Ladies' large saloon attached 1
Razors sharpened and Dog Collars engraved
free. Walford, 4S7 Pa ave. 1919
Workinxmen, Attention.
! II you are In want OF Stoves call at Rudden's
Mammoth Furniture, Carpet, and stove install
ment House. $50 and S32 9TH ST. n. W., and exam
Inc his stock OF Stoves, Heaters, and Ranges,
AL Union Made.
Also Furniture. Carpets, Mattings. &C., which win
be sold on easy weekly or monthly payments.
Guns and Rifles for sale and hire; repair
ing. Waliord 4S7 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. eos
S3 Per Gallon, 1Jc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whskey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail MCGEEs, 9th near d st. was
Drink the .sQueen Of Rcers,'
II you want to save doctors bills. The health OF
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 1206 street northwest.
IS cents per dozen. 6m
ssROyal Gluc'' tnendS 'em.-Boston Varieties
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 ID. "Ward" prints, 4Oc. per 10
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk: sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
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FAI1 SUPPLY Or Day GooDa
We are daily receiving Fall Supplies in
DRY GOODS
Such as Nice Quality of TRICOTS at 37K and Soc
4O-inch PIN CHECKS, soc.
4O-tnch Fine CLOTH for Tailor Suits. SOC.
6-4 Fine CLOTH for Tailor Suits Sl.25
4O-inch DE BEGES. fine quality, Soc
Black and Colored SURAH 75c.
Black and COlored RHADAME a.
One case very heavy GINGHAMS, 12kc
One case Centennial Heavy CALICO, 1Oc
One case Short lengths CALICO. at Sc, worth Sc.
One case short lengths Purple CALICO at &C., worth
&c.
A full stock CAsSIMEREs. 81, so, 75c., al.
A large stock Of BLANKETS, which will be sol
during September from SOC. to $3.50 pair less than
regular prices.
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR speciality.
Store open until O'Clock
JOHNSON LUTTRELL,
50 713 Market Space
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Hucksters may Cry their Wares.


But THEY MUST NOT Do so IN BoIsrEROCs MANNER
OR so As TO DISTURB ANYONH
In the Police Court this morning Judge Smell
rendered a decision OF considerable importance TO
hucksters selling their wares on the streets. The
casewas that OF James II. Pruett, charged under
the second section Of article nine Of the police
regulations, with making a needless outcry for
the purpose Of advertising his goods and inviting
patronage. The testimony heretofore given showed
That the Outcry was not very loud and was not
calculated 70 disturb or annoy any person.
MT. A. b. Williams, the defendants counsel.
argued the case, and called the COURTS attention
70 article three, section one of the regulations
which says that no licensed ven6ier shall ply his
trade or solicit custom between the hours OF 10
p N. and a. m, nor at any time the interior
ence with trafnc or the annoyance OF residents or
pasSers-by, nor shall he cry his wares in such
manner or at such times TO disturb the peace OF
any resident OF the District
Mr.. Padgett said he did not know that the de-
PENDANT was q licensed vender
Mr.. Williams said that he W as a licensed yender.
LOT ne had seen the license, but II necessary he
could produce II.
Mr.. Padsett was satisfied that he had the IL
cense.
The judge said that the law evidently meant
tnat licensed huckSters should have the privilege
OF CRYING their wares, but they must not do so in
DoiSterouS manner, or In manner calculated to
disturb any one. In this case u is not claimed
That the defendant was DOisteroua. or ANNOYED any
one, and the case Is dismissed.
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Furniture, prapery and Carpet Establishmen

CHEAPEST EVER KSOwN.-One hundred pairs
Swiss or Tambour Lace Curtains for So a pair.
W. b. MOSES & Son,
11th and SITS,
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FA1L OvERooArs,
THAT ARE PERFECT FITTING, ELEGANTLY
MADE, OF BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE NATE
RIAL. LOW IN PRICE. WILL BE FOUND AT THE
GOLDEN EAGLE.
FALL SUITS FOR MRN-
WHICH ARE PERFECT IN EVERY RESPECT
AND UNAPPRoAcHABLE IN PRICE BY ANY
COMPETITOR, IN FOUR-BUTTON CUTAwAY OR
SACK. THESE ARE AWAITING THE INsPEC-
TON OF ALL PERSONS WHO LOOK TO TliE1R
OWN INTEREST. AT THE
GOLDEN EAGLE.
BOYS FALL SUITS
THAT ARE UNSURPASSED IN STYLE. FIT,
WORKMANSHIP: AND THE ALL-IPoRTANT
NATTER OF PRICE. THIS ITEM SHOULD BE OF
MORE THAN ORDINARY INTEREST TO PARENTS
IN PREPARING THE BOYS FOR SCHOOL. DON'T
FORGET TO VISIT THE
ooLDRN EAGLE.
IF YOU ARE NOT
ALREADY AWARE THAT THE BEST CLOTHING
WHICH CAN INTRODUCED FOB MEN OR BOYS
AND AT PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO CAT
IsFY ALI. YOU SHOULD VISIT
TIE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING 90.
s2-so NO. 400 7TH Ct. COR. d n. ".
HxApeuAErrns Fos
LAWN T1NNIR CRoQUII
OUTDOOR oA,xa
HABY COACHKA RABY COACHES,
| BABX OoACHxA BABY cOAcHEa
xEDUCED BELoW COST
GA RUPERT
10 Goa eos IN G. aw
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T OVER CEDAR POINT.
wAsHINGTON's coNEY ISLAND.
Excursion season opens June 26th and daily there
after Music, Boating, Bathing. Dancing. Fishing.
and magnificent fast palace steamer He nry F. Bishop
will leave foot OF 7th-street wharf daily at
ceptSaturdays; returning. arrive at S:3 Dane
ing on boat Grand dress parade every fernoon At
O'Clock by the Washington COntinentals. Good music.
For special rates Sunday schools aud organizations
should apply to
STEPHENSON BROS, 7th- street wharf
6ound-tr1p DOC. Children, 25c. je1l-3n
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FALL OvEKcoArs. Eiseman Bros, 7th and E

OUR NEW COLoKs In hats have created quite q
sensation Correct in shape and price. Francs,
cor. 7rh and ID.
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FAIL OvERcoArs. EiSeman Bros, 9TH and E
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler's, ave., cor. Az
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MANICURE. 90 cents; cornS, % cents EACH at Drs.
kenisons, AIS 18th street. open day and evening.
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JULY 2a 1884,
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio r. R Depot Wash
Ington. week days, at 915 An, 40 r. m and 40 n.
m. Arrive at Bay Ridge 10 AS an, $50 pm. and $3.50
pm. Returning leave Bay Ridge S:O5 am, .. NJ
Sp.m, and 900 pm. Arrive 1T Washington 10 am,
310p.m.. 9;l5 pm. and 0:3x pm On Sundays leave
Washington 10 an, 2 pm, and Pun. Arrive
at Bay Ridge ILLS am. 3:l5 PIN. and 4:l5
Pm Returning. leave Bay Ridge sos am. IL noon,
Bpm. and pm. Arrive at Washington 1885 an.
lao pm. 9:15 pm, and 10 80 pm.
ROUNDTRIP TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR
Tickets on sale at all B. O. ticket Offices in WASH
ington On Sunday tickets sold at b. 4 O. Depot only
Seeadvertisement of bay Ridge Company tor special
attractions from time to time.
W. N. CLEMENTS, cKIORD
9eXl-3m Manager. GenI Pass Agent
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$3.50 FOR Durable Child Suit Eiseman Bros,
5th and f
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()c

lOo loo. lOc
THIS BEATS THEM ALL.
Bring out the children and the babies Two extra
family days at River View
Tuesday, September 6.
Thursday September8.
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON leaves at 10 an
returning at p. M. Tickets 1Oc.
P.S.-Keep days and date in mind.
Steamer stops ut Alexandria on the above trips
s2-6t ES RANDALL. Captain.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, sc.
E. G. LOVE, PH.D."

7 .OOK! LOOKM LOOKM
LAST CHANCES OF THE SEASON AT RIVER
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON.
Two last SUNDAYS. September 1lth and 18th. Two
trips. ~ 30 q. N. aud p Tickets, 26c.
Two last wednesday,. september 7th and 14th.
Two trips e. III. and 80 p IN. Tickets 25c.
Two last Family Days. SATURDAY, September 10th
and 18TH Leave 10 T. return 80 m. Tickets.
PROT. Proctors last Dancing School Reunion SATUR-
DAY EVENING, September lOtl1 lea wing 63Op
So E. S. RANDALL, Captain.
Mt. VERNON,
OF WASHINGTON
Under the auspices e sns 4AR5Es' MT VERNON
The New. Fast anu Elegant Steamer
W. w. CORCORAN,
Quilt Expressly for this Route,)
Capt L. L. Blake.
steamer Will make two trips daily to MT. VERNON
and MARSHALL HALL during the entire week,
commencing MONDAY. September 9Th. 1887.
Boat leaves her wharf, foot of 7th 10 and
p m. Returning arrives in Washington at 3:45 and
and =: 30 p. III.
Families wishing to can enjoy the entire day at Mt
These trips made special for the beIIet of mem.
bers aud visitors Of the Medical Congress in
sion. s5-1w
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CBILDREss school suits, $50. Eiseman Bros,
7th and E
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ALpXEI5IaIs sI nANcTNe AcApEMy .oru
q tuition every Tussdsy and FIasy Class SsSnioSs
to the same and for Sos FEY
HARR1s B1Jou THEATER.
oo 4hs fSHH5 tsssS te@eaiss
The Only Sliding Roof in America! Popular Prices.
NEYT WEEK,
as e'':a 5ScI zPs fSSs cx xidsH"
II ERNAN's WASHINGTON THEATER,:
Admission IS. :5 and Soc. Matinee 10 and 25c
2RRsGnasYE rsl III M9's Th ssrseR
SO Tsds. WITH as ass @ York 8
W and
ing sspts56sr g. 1857. at his academy Corner IL
and Ste. NV. s%-4t'
18Th st. two blocks south Of PeansyiSaniaa ava
Delightfully cooled BY new and complete apparatus
EXCURSIONS, PICNECS, &c.
GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE SEASON
DOUBLE I eaHHF KEW AND BALI.
For 81 TSEspY sns SEPT IT, K1ssn'
Steamer Mary Washington viii leave her wharf, foot
6 =. !: :pd t.
szS 5;' ;; 'as TIN s% s. RANDALL o..,.,.
THE ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS.
Two personally conducted Pleasure Tours over
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Taking in the
MOST NOTABLE SCENIC PORTION OF THE
ROAD BY DAYLIGHT.
ericsson SPRINGS,
THURSDAYS. SEPTEMBER 1sT AND sTH. 1887.
ound-trip Tickets.
Good for Ten Days. including days board At the
famous MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Number Of tickets limited to 200 for each tour The
Companys Tourist Agent will accompany the party.
and personally look after the comfort ladies unac
companied by escort Train viii leave
WASHINGTON AT $50 A. NJ,
Connecting ct Harrisburg with the Special Train for
Cresson Springs.
CHAs. E. PUGH. J.R WOOD.
0enl Manager. GenI Paasr Agent
GEO. W. BOYD. Asst Gent Pa..r Agent
| au3O-st
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Drink the ssQueeM Of Reers,,
II you want to save doctors bills. The health OF
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 1206 street northwest.
IS cents per dozen. 6m
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oo,iaee at Hysttsville Md.................. 2,5oV
vseagtlots IN Johnson & Wines ADDITION 10
Hsstssviae, Md. ON easy terms.
Farms for sale in Montsone8y O. NJ,
Farms for sale IN Loudoun Co, Va
For further particularly call Al the Office OF
-, wEscoTr WILCOX WINE
sI-lw 1907 PennsylvAnia ave-
VYoR sALE-rHREE NICE ALLEY BoIsps .
II ST. NV, between Am and 9Th ct. PAVING i - ner
cent on price asked splendid nyesimeft Cali early
s3-eost els INV
and oa =, n;w s;i. a2-r0'm House. Al mod map ios
s3-eo3t eis st nv.
IroR sALE-Two Two-sToRY BRICKS NICE
-. for ane tSo Terms Ssr2 s and "a
'G .eSss homes sns sssS fns
INoR SALE oRRENT-4Il AND 423 Sd TINE
Il rooms. cellar and all modern improvements.
.-.,. DAVID A WINDSOR SON.
NOR SAILS NEW FIvE-RooM BRICKS Mon
IL ,mps.: ~ per cent investment Pr,ee only $1,000
Beautifui lot on Rhode island ave- near Iowa SirSIs
corner site Tor houses 18th ST. above Iowa CIR.
for - aoupes Fine opportunity tor 61lldsI I0S w
r. ny Eks q son. l4js New ORR ave. aa27-2w.
lroR SALE : BALTIMORE MD. THE WILL
and Pratt the leading business part city,
res s, dnns loasing rooms Kitchen &e- -
modern eonyeniences in perfect order and doing q
excellent business. rare opportunity II offered 10
an enterprizine man. Important business in EurOls
requiring my personal attention the reason tor selling
Full particulars furnished. Address
s3-eo3t EDM ARD O'MAHONY. Proprietor.
EoR saloon MONTHLY PAYMENTs-THREH
twostory and basement pressed brick front houses
boundary st. at the head Of New Jersey ave. "a. ".
Houses IN thorough order; newly papered; have ali
improvements aud IN good location. Price. 800
1900 each WATCHMAN on premises- au27- .,ws
TroR sALE-0N EASY TERMS FRAME DE-
,ached six room houses; lots 2o,l 20; good neigh
horhood: half block from street Price. 81. 30
Apply On the PREMISES Gales st., bet 18th and 10th
n. e. au.sT-2Ws
IroR sALE-MoDERN AND SUBSTANTIAL RES
iDENCE ROOMS DEEP, MELL-LoCATED
On Nj 81. NV contains 3 rooms. pantries, &C. nno
stable; lot "a ieet inches l20 alley Price
Sl3,500. SlEloER q LIEBERMANN.
au2.-2w 1903 4 street
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